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Friends

This is a very important story, especialy for many that believe Allah is G-d.  The BBC covered this story yesterday and it has been a bone of contention in Malaysia for over a year. The issue is that Malaysia which is a Muslim country with a large minority of other religions including Christianity, has banned the use of Allah in Bibles as the name of G-d. That Allah can only be for the use by Muslims. Walid agrees with the Muslims of Malaysia and they are correct. Allah is the deity of the Muslims and not the G-d of the Jews or the Christians. Christians and Jews who believe that "we all worship the same G-d " are decieved and it is proven by the following statement:

"In our country, if one refers to Allah or mentions the kalimah (verse) Allah, it will bring to one's mind that it refers to the God for the Muslims. Kalimah Allah is sacred to the Muslims and its sanctity must be protected. Thus, kalimah Allah is not just a mere word or translation of the word of God as described in the Herald, but it is a specific name for the Muslim's God. The usage of kalimah Allah as an interpretation of the word of God may...
more by Syed Hamid Albar - Dec 14, 2009 - Malayasia Star

The above is from the horses mouth, and we reiterate that this statement is true.

Also, ask yourself the question; how Muslims can proclaim their hatred for Jews and Chrisians which is a standard teaching in the Middle East, in all mosques, yet most  in the West believe that we all pray to the same G-d? The Muslims themselves state that Allah is only applicable to them. When will the penny drop and how many more terror attacks will we have to endure before we will recognize that we are in a spiritual war with Islam the seed of Ishmael versus Judeo Christian ideals and the G-d of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (Israel).

Shalom

Keith Davies
Executive Director Walid Shoebat Fdn
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